Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-11
DAILY HERALD.
CRIMINAL NOTES.
what was Done In Police Circles
Yesterday.


what was Done In Police Circles
Yesterday.
A wash stand was found yesterday
ON Second Street dear the Santa Mon
lea railroad track.
George Armitage, of East Los An
Angeles had his silver watch stolen
from him on Sunday night.
Captain of Police j. r. Fletcher left
for San Bernardino last night to meet
his wife, who has been absent in the
East for nearly five months.
Johnny Murphy, an escape from
the chain gang, was captured last
night by officer Sutter and returned
to his cell in the city prison.
Mr.. AL Marx, the pugilist accom-
panying the circus, has lost pocket
book containing money orders to his
order on the st. Louis postoffice.
Albert Pabst, while driving team
at Ballona yesterday morning, was
run over by his wagon. He was
brought to his home in this city.
Deputy Sheriff Corney telegraphed
yesterday that he has the escaped
prisoner Morris in custody. tie also
recovered Constable Martin Aguirra's s
gold watch.
j. L. Monnett, of 127 Upper Main
street, reported yesterday at the po-
lice office that his watch and chain
had been stolen. He suspects car
penter as the thief.
j. F. Clark was brought up to the
police office by Policeman Van Suven
from San Fernando street yesterday
at A AS. He had been suddenly taken
with hemmorhage Of the lungs, and is
in precarious condition.
Rafael Colona was locked up yes
terday afternoon charged with an as
sault with deadly weapon. Colona
was chasing another man witha open
jacknife when Officer Dunham grabbed
him and brought him to the city jail.
The party who was arrested while
intoxicated on Sunday and gave the
name of w. w. Weed, had taken the
liberty of giving false name. G. w.
Weed, the stenographer, was perfectly
sober on Sunday and was not locked
up.
J. M. Anderson, Swede from Gar
vanzo, reported last night at the police
office that he had been robbed of $50
by female on Alameda street. He
could give no description Of the
woman and his story was very doubt
full.
Henry Gibbs will be tried by JUS
tice Austin at | O'Clock for having
committed battery upon Charles
Pierson, a Salvation Army man of
East Los Angeles. Gibbs claims
that the "Army" obstruct his busi-
MISS.
D. D. Chase, L. Schiessinger and
Charles Fox, who engaged in fight
at the Annheuser Busch saloon on
Saturday night and were arrested by
Constable Fred G. Smith were yes
terday fined SIS each by Justice
Austin.
Thomas Riley, on Friday night was
pushed into a gulch while sitting in
toxicated on the bank, opposite one of
the dance houses in San Pedro. He
was brought up to the County Hos
pital yesterday afternoon, suffering
from internal injuries.
Thomas Smith was yesterday ar
rested by Officer Sheets on the charge
of petty larceny. An old man named
G. L. Dodge was at the Cape Horn sa-
loon about half-past twelve and
needed change for IS piece. Smith
offered to change the money but as
soon as he got his clutches on the
coin he made off with it.
L. L. Carr and Charles w. Samson
two colored men engaged in quarrel
at 6 80 last evening in saloon situat-
ed at So North Los Angeles street.
The men ran out into the street to set
tie the quarrel, Samson having in his
hand an ugly looking bowie knife.
Officer Aubei arrested both belliger-
ents. At the station self-cocking
pistol was found on Carr. Both men
were released upon depositing $25
apiece.